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Pentecostal Assemblies of God Mission Hospital in Lira

The PAG MISSION HOSPITAL is a Faith-Based, Not-for- Profit Institution, situated in Lira Municipality / Northern Uganda. The Hospital is a member of UPMB (Uganda Protestant Medical Bureau) and is registered with the MOH (Ministry of Health), Uganda. The Hospital exists to alleviate suffering, improve, and prolong well-being and to demonstrate practically God’s love for every boy and girl, for every man and woman in Northern Uganda
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Services Provided by PAG Mission Hospital

The PAG Mission Hospital is unique in many ways: It seeks to fulfil its purpose in offering quality health services to all, but with special emphasis on the poor and vulnerable. In all it does, the Hospital seeks to glorify God.

Outpatient Services

  • Outpatient Department
  • Ante- and Postnatal Care
  • ART Clinic
  • PMTCT Services
  • PHC Outreach Activities
  • YCC including Immunization Services (static and outreach sites)

Surgery

  • The Hospital’s Operating Theatre performs emergency and elective surgery. We will soon be opening our modern Operating Theatre with three operating rooms, recovering and intensive care units.

Inpatient Services

  • Maternity Ward
  • Female (medical and surgical) Ward
  • Male (medical and surgical) Ward
  • Paediatric Ward
  • Therapeutic Feeding Centre
  • Nursery
  • Infectious Disease Ward

Dental Department

Imaging Department

  • The Hospital’s Imaging Department offers Ultrasound and X-Ray Services.

Laboratory Services

  • Microbiology
  • Parasitology
  • Haematology including Blood Bank
  • Clinical Chemistry
  • Serology
  • Hb Electrophoresis
  • Hormonal Tests
  • HbA1C-Test
  • Cancer Screening

Spiritual Counselling

  • Each Sunday there is a church service for all patients and caretakers. Spiritual counselling is available for all in need of it.

Diabetes Programme

  • The number of people suffering from Diabetes is on the rise in Uganda. And it is not only the elderly but also children and young people. Our youngest patient was diagnosed with Diabetes at the age of 18 months.
  • Most of the poorer people living with Diabetes are unable to purchase the vital medication needed for survival.
  • Our Hospital seeks to provide free Insulin and Tablets to the most needy and vulnerable. This is only possible thanks to our faithful donors